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In pursuit of the White House 2000 : how we choose our presidential nominees /
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New York :
Chatham House Publishers,
c2000.
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Table of Contents:
- 1.
- The Modern Politics of Presidential Selection: How Changing the Rules Really Did Change the Game /
- Michael G. Hagen and William G. Mayer
- 2.
- New Features of the 2000 Presidential Nominating Process: Republican Reforms, Front-Loading's Second Wind, and Early Voting /
- Andrew E. Busch
- 3.
- The Changing Face of the New Hampshire Primary /
- Emmett H. Buell, Jr.
- 4.
- The New New Presidential Elite /
- Jonathan Bernstein
- 5.
- The Gender Gap in Presidential Nominations /
- Jody McMullen and Barbara Norander
- 6.
- What Voters Know about the Candidates and How They Learn It: The 1996 New Hampshire Republican Primary as a Case Study /
- Tami Buhr
- 7.
- The Role of Televised Debates in the Presidential Nominating Process /
- Samuel J. Best and Clark Hubbard
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- From the Primaries to the General Election: Does a Divisive Nomination Race Affect a Candidate's Fortunes in the Fall? /
- Lonna Rae Atkeson
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- A Brief History of Vice Presidential Selection /
- William G. Mayer.